Guyana Bordering Countries:
Brazil,
Suriname,
Venezuela
Regional Maps:
Map of South America,
World Map
Where is Guyana?
Guyana Satellite Image
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Guyana Cities:
Aishalton, Anna Regina, Annai, Apoteri, Arakaka, Baramanni, Bartica, Biloku, Charity, Corriverton, Georgetown, Hackney, Hampton Court, Hosororo, Hyde Park, Imbaimadai, Isherton, Ituni, Kangaruma, Kumaka, Kurupukari, Kwakwani, Lethem, Linden, Mahaicony, Morawhanna, New Amsterdam, Omai, Orealla, Orinduik, Parika, Pirara, Rockstone, Shea, Spring Garden, Suddie, Towakaima and Tumureng.
Guyana Locations:
Amuku Mountains, Atlantic Ocean, Berbice River, Courantyne River, Cuyuni River, Essequibo River, Mazaruni River, Pakaraima Mountains and Tacutu River.
Guyana Natural Resources:
Mineral resources for the country of Guyana include bauxite, gold and diamonds. Other natural resources include hardwood timber, shrimp, and fish.
Guyana Natural Hazards:
A natural hazard for Guyana is the flash floods, which are a constant threat during rainy seasons.
Guyana Environmental Issues:
An environmental issue for Guyana, in northern South America, is deforestation. In addition, the country has water pollution from agricultural and industrial chemicals, and from sewage.
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